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thrownthatway
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thrownthatway
6mo ago
What are talking about? These are all provable, proven facts.
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thrownthatway
6mo ago
It’s a weird comment. Like yeah, Apple helped design the USB-C connector and preferred something else. Thereby only reinforcing my point .
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thrownthatway
6mo ago
The Lighnting connector and its port are superior in every way .
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6mo ago
All ICE cars, or only those as old as the BEV fleet? At least ICE car fires can be extinguished, and without special equipment. Do ICE cars spontaneously erupt in flames while you’re sitting in it waiting for it charge? Do ICE cars spontane
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6mo ago
> B 1.1 (1) (c) (ii) (b) Written by the sub-sub-sub subcommittee… Europe will fall to the Russians, if the Russians can ever find it under all the piles of disused regulations.
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6mo ago
> care about every mm of width I think you mean thickness? Extra width is sold as a feature. I don’t understand the obsession with reducing thickness. Why is a thinner phone more desirable than a thicken one?
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6mo ago
> or my MagSafe battery So you agree that swappable batteries are superior.
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6mo ago
Thanks for decontextualising that paragraph by not including the following paragraph. I really appreciate it, keep up with the good work. Bloody Clippers. You always got to watch out for the Clippers, they’ll take whatever you say or write
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thrownthatway
6mo ago
They tax the fuel as well, don’t you worry.
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6mo ago
To a degree. You can’t have infinitely improving standards for an infinite time, otherwise you end up with bullshit like Dieselgate, and ecotechnocrats forcing everyone to drive around in mobile inextinguishable incendiary devices.
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6mo ago
Not even that . Consumers still need to buy replacement cables, because they break. And the USB-C cable end connector is a fragile piece of shit designed by committee and forced upon everyone buy another committee, neither of which must’ve
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thrownthatway
6mo ago
Who carries there wallet in their back pocket?
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6mo ago
I’m not up with what all the training data is exactly. If it contains the entire corpus of recorded human knowledge… And most of everything is shit …
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6mo ago
Wait till you learn how human memory works. Every time you recall a memory it is modified, every time you verbalise a memory it is modified even more so. Eye-witness accounts are notoriously unreliable, people who witness the same events ca
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6mo ago
> if it was so easy That’s one giant leap you got there. That the probably that intelligent life exists in the universe is 1, says nothing about that ease, or otherwise, with which it came about. By all scientific estimates, it took a v
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6mo ago
> I fit that description exactly That’s what you think of yourself, but I dunno man, you just sound like a massive fuckwit. Did someone step in dogshit and walk through your living room, or is it just that time of month?
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7mo ago
What do you mean “does not work”? The industrial practices that have enable us to feed a population of 8 billion, with surplus - a lot of food is thrown out as waste because we have so much of it we really don’t have to be super strict wi
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7mo ago
I always like to point out that Germans don’t, in fact, have a word for everything. It’s just a phrase or sentence with spaces removed. Knowhatimsayin.
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8mo ago
It’s proof reading all the way drown.
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8mo ago
What role, if any, did carbonate mineral formation have in sequestering carbon dioxide from the atmosphere?
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8mo ago
You can’t. I’m willing to give it a go. I’ve got the excess solar from the rooftop solar panels, the electrical and electronic knowledge, and the gas fitter and metal fabrication experience. I have an oil free air compressor, and anyone can
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8mo ago
What must have been the composition of the atmosphere all those hundreds of millions of years ago for all that carbon dioxide to have been removed from the atmosphere and sequestered as biological matter, to then be buried and reacted to fo
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8mo ago
What do you mean? You can run electrolysis from a cup.
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8y ago
I'm a tradesperson with knowledge-worker experience. Had a software company offer me a position, tech support + some maintenance of existing codebase. I have a demonstrated capability to meet the requirements. Remote + onsite work at c